The unexpected return that Betis is negotiating

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Real Betis continues to make moves in the winter transfer market to strengthen its squad. In addition to awaiting the arrival of Antony, on loan from Manchester United, the green-and-white club has prioritized reinforcing the left-back position. In this regard, the sports management led by Manu Fajardo has set its sights on a familiar face to Betis fans: Álex Moreno.

The player, who shined for the Andalusian team under Manuel Pellegrini, is seen as the ideal candidate to fill one of the weakest positions in the squad. However, his return will not be easy. Moreno, currently on loan at Nottingham Forest from Aston Villa, has a contract with the English team until 2026, and Birmingham's club has already reached the FIFA regulation limit for loaned players.

A Loan Seeking Prominence

The Catalan full-back had a promising start in the Premier League, but in recent weeks, he has lost prominence, which could pave the way for an exit. Despite this, his contractual situation and potential internal movements at Aston Villa complicate negotiations.

As reported by EstadioDeportivo, Real Betis, valuing highly the performance Moreno displayed during his time at Heliópolis, has initiated negotiations to try and bring him back home until the end of the season. The Betis fans, who hold great affection for the player, dream of seeing him wear the thirteen bars jersey once again.

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